Inquest Reveals Cyberbullying and School Issues in Teen's 2017 Death

Megan Evans, 14, faced online abuse and school challenges before her suicide, an ongoing inquest has heard.

Megan Evans was targeted by a social media group called 'I hate Megan Evans', which was reported and removed by the school.
Her family discovered more abusive messages on her Snapchat and Facebook accounts after her death.
Megan's mother, Nicola Harteveld, was not informed by the school about her daughter's behavioral changes, which included outbursts in class.
The school had anti-bullying measures in place, but it's unclear if these were effectively followed up in Megan's case.
Nicola Harteveld has since founded Megan's Starr Foundation to support mental health and anti-bullying initiatives in Pembrokeshire.